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I want to best,perfect photographer for my Pre-wedding photoshoot...

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There are many great photographers out there, so you'll need to do some research to find the one that best suits your needs. Start by looking online for reviews of photographers in your area and read their portfolios to get an idea of their style. It's also helpful to talk to friends and family for recommendations. Once you've narrowed down your list of potential photographers, it's a good idea to meet with them in person to discuss your vision and get a feel for their personality. Good luck!

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Hi!

It depends on where you are located, but a rule of thumb is: resarch and keep in mind that most expensive is not necessarily the best!

There are many wedding ceremony companies that charge you a fortune and when your big day comes they send you a freelance photographer who has just begun.

Make sure you hire the photograper himself, no third parties"

Also make sure you ask for recommendations on facebook and check the person's job before actually hiring.
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I'm sure you are young and know many young brides around you. They were all in the same position you are in right now. They had no idea who to chose for their wedding photos. So here is the best way to start:

  1. Talk with some friend who was recently married. Ask them about their wedding photos. Maybe see a few of them. Find out if they were happy or not. Also, find out who they used.
  2. Make appointments with different photographers. See if you can visit their studio, see their work, and maybe ask them to take a few sample shots of you so you can see them before you hire them. Considering a lot of photography is now digital it won't hurt to see if they are willing to do a 5 or 10 shot of you in their studio and put it on the computer for you to see.
  3. Many of the best wedding shots are done by friends or people they know. So many people love photography that you might find a good photographer that loves this but isn't a professional. They know what people like and what to give them in a wedding.
  4. I know many people who were given a wedding gift from a photographer they knew. They took all their photos for their wedding and gave them a disk of the photos. All they needed to do was choose the ones they wanted and pay for the printing. 
  5. Many stores now offer photo printing and it is beautiful. I just visited one with my best friend and we selected her wedding photos to print out at the shop. It was a lot of fun and she could even change some of the images to black and white to add to her photo album. You might consider this one too. 
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First about the outfit, ensure its decent, attracting colour and you should be comfortable in it.The place you're planning to have photoshoot, let it be a beautiful place and unique as well(not a familiar place where people will easily recognize).

You of course will have to use money if you need the best.Hire the best photographers that have experience in dealing with weeding photoshoot. They might be expensive.
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Getting a good photographer for your pre wedding photoshoot shouldn't be much of a problem if you do some research you can get the very well. You can try out the following ways to get the very best you can work with.
You can start with offline in your location.i think it will be cheaper that way.Get to their different studios and ask to see their previous jobs and find out if you can work with any near you but if you have the money you can move farther and search on to get the very best even if it might cost you more then you can put your money down and get the service from there. If you're about quality then use the best.


If you still can't get the best then check online and check their sites for previous jobs if any is good for you then contact them and reach an agreement to hire him or her
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I'm not sure whether your wedding is long over by now but I think this will also help any other person with a similar question. I think getting the best photographer depends on your location. Although you can have the best come in from somewhere else. It is already expensive as it it for quality and so bringing someone over will cost you more.

These days, there are many you can find over the internet and social media promoting their crafts. Not all of them are experts but you can easily tell how good they are from their works posted online. Most of them have a presence online so you can easily contact then and fix an appointment. Some offer free trial and if you like it, the deal is sealed. They come with the full package, make up, costume etc.
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This is one very trending topic I come across almost everyday on social media these days. I do not know the main idea behind pre-wedding photos, but it's getting a lot of attention from prospective married couples.
A simple search on social media on the said subject will keep you amazed at photos you find. Some of them are completely hilarious, some are adorable, while others are just crazy and jaw dropping. I haven't gotten to that point in my life right now, so am unable to share personal experiences or recommend a good pre-wedding photographer for you. But am quiet ceryai that if you do a simple search over social media, you'd probably come up with results to your liking. I just hope you amaze our sights with beautiful pictures of you and your partner. All the best.
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Yes. There are lot of best photographers available online.I like Aishwarya video and photographers in coimbatore. They are very good and shot candid pictures. 
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Prewedding photoshoot is very good for anyone who loves memories.You can arrange for the shoot out with your bridal party team.Having a shootout needs not to be costly.You can just be natural and take the sorrounding scenery
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Yes, I can recommend a few photographers for your pre-wedding photoshoot. First, there is the award-winning photographer, Robert Evans, who has shot many celebrity weddings and is well-known for his great work. Second, there is the acclaimed wedding photographer, Annette Navarro, who is known for her creative eye and her ability to capture the perfect moment. Third, there is the renowned photographer, Mark Seliger, who has shot for many high-profile weddings and has a very unique style. Finally, there is the esteemed photographer, Yervant, who is known for his beautiful lighting and composition in his photos. All of these photographers are experienced and highly recommended for pre-wedding photoshoots.
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Pre-wedding pictures are a lot like engagement sessions. They take place before the wedding day, and they feature a couple in love! So what makes these photos different? A pre-wedding shoot takes place any time before a couple's wedding date—even the day before!
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pre-wedding photoshoot is a fun and creative way to capture special moments and create lasting memories before your wedding day. It allows you to showcase your love story, personalities, and anticipation for the upcoming wedding. Here are some tips to help you plan and prepare for a pre-wedding photoshoot:

Choose a Theme or Concept: Decide on a theme or concept that reflects your relationship and style. It could be romantic, vintage, casual, formal, or based on shared interests. Discuss your ideas with the photographer to ensure they understand your vision.

Select a Location: Choose a location that complements your chosen theme. It could be a picturesque outdoor setting, such as a park, beach, garden, or urban landscape. Alternatively, you can opt for indoor locations, such as a cozy café, art gallery, or your favorite place with sentimental value.
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